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DeviantARTist Paul Hanley illustrates the most memorable incarnations of the TARDIS throughout the years. Click on the image to enlarge.
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SillySparrowness not only has a delightful name, she is the cutest. She’s built a portable TARDIS (and really, all time travel machines should be portable) and made a nicely put together video documenting the build. All of that is awesome, but it gets better. She’s cute and clever. I want to be this lady’s friend.
Watch the video after the break.
Who needs clunky combination locks when you can use an app? Zeon Tech has debuted nerdy TARDIS and R2-D2 Smartsafes at the Toy Fair in London that can be unlocked with a smartphone. You just need to download a free app and enter the passcode that you’ve designated. You can’t fit a ton of valuables in them, but then again, I’d feel weird about storing anything expensive in a TARDIS. The models will be out in the UK in June and will retail at £19.99 or around $31.
See a picture of the R2-D2 safe and watch how the safe works in the video after the break.
Etsy seller Amber Whitney is offering these 8″ Timey Wimey Tardis Clocks which feature laser-cut designs and are painted and assembled by hand. Check out some additional photos after the break.
The next time you lose your iPhone, you might need to look for it in 1969 because it could have traveled through time and space thanks to these TARDIS skins.
The skin is available for several gadgets like the iPhone, iPad, Kindle Fire, Nook and the Motorola Droid.
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A Doctor Who superfan by the name of Erica Quinn turned her home in Glasgow into a TARDIS, of sorts, by painting the front door and propping up life-sized cutouts of the 10th and 11th Doctors, Amy Pond, Captain Jack Harkness and a Dalek in the windows. On holidays, she dresses up the cutouts in themed costumes.
In the future she hopes to build a replica of the console room in her entrance hall to complement her existing Doctor Who decor.
Check out an additional image after the break.
You can never have too many journals that look like the TARDIS. There are ones which closely resemble River Song’s journal, and there are more than a few handmade options like the one featured above. No spoilers here, this made to order model is made from imitation blue leather and designed to look like the infamous police box.
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A TARDIS collection inside a TARDIS. I wonder if that room is inside a TARDIS too.
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If you need a different kind of angel to top your tree, a plush Weeping Angel ornament is a perfect alternative. This means you’ll need to keep a constant eye on your Christmas tree of course, but I think it’s totally worth it.
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